millers homestead

not your typical portland breakfast spot. emphasis on "homestead" as this feels like arestaurantyou'd find in the middle of south dakota. food is good, service is good - just a no frills...

dingy................. we were in this place on monday. i thought it was a local familyrestaurantthat served good
home style cooking. i think it's more of a breakfast place. my food was overly salty. didn't have
time to change order, so we left. but, i noticed my surroundings. the place needs to be cleaned
up, especially the green rug. it also just need a sprucing up in general. i just may give it another
chance someday. i'll try a breakfast next time!

never again. we had to wait for at least 15 minutes to get anyone's attention after we were seated. asked the mgr what the soups and pies were - he said he didn't know. no mention of finding out for us. eventually the waitress showed up to take our order. the turkey dinner was so extremely salty that it was barely edible. the asparagus had the bottom part of the stalk left on and was not edible because it was too hard and is not meant to be eaten. also was very salty. when paying, the manager (mexican fellow) asked how the food was and i told him not good and extremely salty. he never apologized and, in fact, did not even respond. and very tricky that the waitress asked if my dad wanted cheese on his omelette but forgot to mention that it cost extra!! absolutely lacking in customer service and cooking abilities at this restaurant. i might add also that my family and i have been going to thisrestaurantfor at least ten years. it has drastically slipped in every way and we will not be going back.